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The client who requested a defense against Juvenile Act punishment

The client who requested a defense against Juvenile Act punishment was a mother with a high school student child, who came to the Juvenile Act specialist lawyer saying her child had become involved in an assault case.

The client's child, in a state of having drunk alcohol with a friend, got into a quarrel with a passing student from another school, and during the dispute a situation occurred in which they struck the victim student's face area several times.

Subsequently, it was reported as an assault case and an investigation proceeded, but when a settlement with the victim student was not reached, the client came to the Juvenile Act specialist lawyer and requested assistance with the response to Juvenile Act punishment.

As a result of the assistance for defending against Juvenile Act punishment, 'no booking'

In order to defend against Juvenile Act punishment, the Juvenile Act specialist lawyer carried out continuous contact and persuasion so that the client could reach an amicable settlement with the victim student, and comprehensively demonstrated the circumstances of the case, the will to repent, and the guardian's will to guide and supervise.

As a result, an amicable settlement with the victim student was able to be reached, and the client's child came to receive a no-booking decision for this case.

In response, the client conveyed a message of gratitude, saying "Thanks to the attorney, our child was able to return to daily life without a major punishment."

Daeryun Law Firm, taking into account the characteristics of juvenile cases, prepares a systematic defense strategy from the initial response through the investigation process to the disposition stage.

If you are in a situation requiring a response to defend against Juvenile Act punishment as in the above, please request assistance from Daeryun Law Firm at any time.

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